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275. I Don’t Think You Understand Loyalty
There's a huge misconception about loyalty that is played out again and again in almost every company. It's your duty to fix it. And it starts with your puppy.
14. The Pita Principle
In this episode, I dive into the rabbit hole of open door policies. Spoiler alert: I [...]
274. When Being Right Is Wrong
We like to always be right. We are drawn to people who are always right. But there's a big problem with always being right: It's completely wrong.
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235. The Danger of Complacency and How to Avoid It
90% of Fortune 500 companies have disappeared. Do you know the why? I do. And it's all about you overcoming complacency and finding success.
234. The S-Curve Secret To Success
Life doesn't happen in a straight line. It happens in 4 phases of an s-curve-like burst. Your sanity, energy and productivity relies on understanding this.
233. Not That Kind of Hero
Real heroes aren't created from a genetic lottery or hereditary luck. The real heroes aren't on TV and don't wear capes. The hero is inside of you.
232. The Radical Ideal of Radical Empathy
Empathy is important for any leader to succeed. Radical empathy takes it to the next level. Here are the 6 steps to bringing radical empathy into the workplace
231. Your Mistaken Milestones in Life
Life is filled with milestones. Too often people mistake the milestones for the finish line. But there is only one finish line, and it's not the one you want.
230. The Power of Perspective
We do not see things as they are, we see things as we are. We each have a different perspective on life. And sometimes that perspective gets in your own way.